Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: I_want_an_Omega on 12 January 2011, 14:19:51
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Is now @ £190 per tonne locally to me. :y Itt seems to have gone up over 10% in the last few weeks.
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I`ve (easily) got a tonne of heavy steel/iron here; just need better weather to cut it up into Debs` size chunks that I can lift on my own into the trailer. :y
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There you go then.
A 2.5 Elite saloon I bought for the interior & a few other nice spares cashed in @ £290 earlier today
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I got £190 for a rover 620 in early december but I know its gone up since then as my mate weighed in an old jcb for £1300+ with its front bucket filled with discs,shocks etc
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yes and with the flooding in Australia watch that space for some real sky rocketing prices!
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yes and with the flooding in Australia watch that space for some real sky rocketing prices!
why ?
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yes and with the flooding in Australia watch that space for some real sky rocketing prices!
why ?
Lots of iron ore mines in Australia, as I recall....
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They produce a lot of top quality coking coal used in steel production in the area.
People can't get to work due to allthe flooding and won't for weeks so no coke and therefore no steel. It will add up to a shortage.
I can't believe how copper has rocketed in value these last few months. Electrical rewire cable !!!!!!
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They produce a lot of top quality coking coal used in steel production in the area.
People can't get to work due to allthe flooding and won't for weeks so no coke and therefore no steel. It will add up to a shortage.
I can't believe how copper has rocketed in value these last few months. Electrical rewire cable !!!!!!
The shipping line I used to egineer for in a previous life used to regularly load coal at Newcastle NSW for the cement plant at Ube, Japan, as well as coals at Brisbane for steel plant use in Japan as well...
Nice place, lots of fine memories. Bit soggy now though... :o
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yes and with the flooding in Australia watch that space for some real sky rocketing prices!
why ?
Lots of iron ore mines in Australia, as I recall....
As of next week there will be lots of rust coloured puddles where they used to be ;D ;D
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Bet the Pikey's will think that this years Christmas has come early then ::) ;D
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They produce a lot of top quality coking coal used in steel production in the area.
People can't get to work due to allthe flooding and won't for weeks so no coke and therefore no steel. It will add up to a shortage.
I can't believe how copper has rocketed in value these last few months. Electrical rewire cable !!!!!!
You get more if you burn it so its not classed as V.I.R.
As for scrap our scrapy is paying £220 as of today.
good time to go buying cars at auction for £60-100 then cash them in ;D :D